Zonon Endotracheal Tube Holder 304 Stainless Steel Rack Wall Hanging Frame Endotracheal Tube Holders Intubation Hanger for Veterinary Equipment Supplies(26.4 Inch, 2.0-12)

Stury, functional, reasonably priced, I own 2

This metal trachea tube holder is sturdy, well-built, and dependable. The solid construction gives confidence that it will hold securely without bending or slipping, and the smooth finish makes it easy to clean and sanitize. It fits comfortably and provides reliable stability, which is essential for both safety and peace of mind. Overall, it’s a durable and practical option for anyone needing a secure trachea tube holder.

We replaced our $340 Endotrachael Tube holder (branded for VetMed) with this metal holder for a fraction of the price. Totally recommend!

Awesome Product!

I guess I should first say that I did not order this for its intended purpose. It is meant to store all the different sizes of tracheotomy tubes, sizes 2-12 in .5 increments, giving you 24 slots. It needs to hang from a wall or some other flat upright surface to function properly. The stainless steel is heavy gauge and feels very solid. I would consider it “professional grade” if there is such a thing, that you would find in an ER or vet clinic. It will certainly function perfectly if that is your intent. But, I needed something to hang all of my test leads and hookup wires from. I’ve got all of my leads either just hanging from a nail or sprawled out around my workbench and I couldn’t take it any more. Well, this was a perfect solution. The different size slots lets you arrange the wires by type and size and it’s long enough to hold a LOT of wires. For my really small leads, I had to fill in the gap on the smallest size with a bit of foam tape, which held the little ones in place nicely. I might do that for all of them. So yeah, great solution for my wire mess but would also be just fine in any time you need to store a variety of tracheotomy tubes but also have them quickly at hand and ready to use (oh, and, the right size). 5stars on this one for sure.

SO I repair electronics and I have a crap ton of test leads both custom and standard. I bought not long ago from a supply center a leads holder. It works gret so dont think I was displeased with it. This device however meant for veterinary care, is well made from stainless steel, holds twice as many leads as my "made for", and cost me much less. It just shows that you need to be willing to think out of the box and you will find great products.